by Cam Roxburgh | Jan 11, 2023 | Uncategorized
Why did it take so long? At 57, I may finally be learning one of the reasons that God gave me two ears and only one mouth. Years ago I was helping to lead a Church Planting Canada Assessment Centre. I had laryngitis and could barely get a word out. I listened more...
by Merv Budd | Dec 19, 2022 | Uncategorized
razed; razing transitive verb: to destroy to the ground: DEMOLISH If the Kingdom of God exists where the King is presently reigning, than it may be possible to understand that hell exists where Satan rules. Part of the roll of the people of God, according to Paul, is...
by Deb Judas | Dec 9, 2022 | Uncategorized
“Advent! A holy season in which we connect again with our “inconsolable longing,” as C.S. Lewis called it our yearning for the One who is to come and is also, mysteriously, the One who has come already – come as a child, come as a fellow-sufferer, come as...
by Cam Roxburgh | Dec 2, 2022 | Uncategorized
Snowmageddon? Is that even a word? In Vancouver this week, it was a reality. The first snow of the year produced total mayhem on the roads, with a promise of more to come. I am not talking about a few flakes that slowed things down, but a total upheaval of the travel...
by Bob Baumann | Nov 21, 2022 | Uncategorized
Five years ago, I was inspired by Kristin Schell’s little film The Turquoise Table. The premise is that during her prayer time she would often ask God to help her connect with neighbours. Eventually, she had the idea of moving her picnic table out to the front yard,...
by Karen Wilk | Nov 18, 2022 | Uncategorized
The first week of Advent traditionally focuses on HOPE. We hold onto hope even as we live in a time of unsettling ambiguity. Our day to day lives have been significantly “disrupted” over the past two and a half years; so, have our churches. Systemic racial...
